PLAN B analog blog

The plates will assign the active the sequencer stage - which one is 'on'.  There are four 
banks (independent rows of 16 voltage pots) on the sequencer.  You can use these four banks to control whatever you wish - filter freq, pan, VCO freq, crossfade, whatever.

That's one way of doing it.

There are alsodifferent outputs to the plates:  

Gate

Linear voltage (1.2 volt increments per key)

Quantized output (1/12 ov a volt per step), 

Slew Output (same as the Linear voltage, but there's a pot-adjustable slew that can be dialed in)

Pressure Output -sensitivity is also pot adjustable

Each of these different outputs wil have an output jack.  You can also assign these to anything you wish  Remember though, as cool as a touchplate keyboard is, this is not what this thing is being designed for.  It's primary function is to advance the Milton 16 step sequence4r.  It may be quite limiting as a stand alone. 

- PO

 


--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" <amni56@...> wrote:
>
> will the plates enable us to assign filters/ frequencies so you slide
> your fingure up and the filter changes etc? that would be cool :-)
>